After some failed attempts to get data sent to "Server B" on my Ginlong inverter, I've resorted to a very simple PHP script that runs on a Raspberry Pi (same one as Domoticz runs on). It's executed via cron every minute. It takes data from the local status page on the logger, and sends that to a ...

Nope, still the same issue here.

You could have a motion sensor above the door, on both sides, pointing down. When there's motion in the room and there was no event where the inside & outside sensors fire in rapid succession, it means that whatever entered did not leave. Didn't invent this: Fibaro markets this as a use case for ...

This would be great. I use SMS for when the smoke detectors go off (so it also works without a data connection), but I'd rather not send other notifications to both my wife and I over SMS

It has nothing to do with a dimmer Device parameters are a universal aspect of the Z-Wave system, and the question stands whether Domoticz enables modifying them from within the script context instead of hacking it with http requests.

I'd like to change device parameters that are sent to a hardware device, such as a dimmer. I don't think that can be done through the json endpoint, but even if so, I still consider that hacky from within Lua code that's evaluated by Domoticz itself (just like you use commandArray instead of making ...

I've seen a bunch of topics dealing with changing device configuration (parameters), but those threads either died without a response, or resorted to PHP scripts, Bash or similar. Of course I could do a HTTP Post in Lua to mimic the behaviour of the Domoticz forms for this, but is there an easier ...

I just created my very first Lua script for turning on/off my subwoofer. The problem is that the subwoofer consumes 15Watt when in use, and a whopping 10Watt in standby mode. This script checks the power consumption of the receiver (1.5W standby, 120W when in use) and switches the subwoofer on when ...

I'm receiving a Fibaro FGD-212 today, just to make sure that it isn't me not understanding the setup, nor a faulty RaZberry z-wave implementation.

I did that, but it times out without finding any devices

I'm at a loss :-) I've added node 1 to groups 1 and 2 (and 3, but that's unrelated to this afaik), checked "accept new hardware", but double clicking the button doesn't add a new device in Domoticz (nor does clicking the button on the "push button on remote" prompt for the scene editor). Given that ...

I appreciate the patience gizmocuz :-) So, I only have node 1 in Group 2 now (removed all the rest). How do I know if I receive it in Domoticz? Doubleclicking the dimmer doesn't seem to add a new device, nor does "add device" for activation devices find the event when I doubleclick the dimmer button ...

So I'm clearly brand new to z-wave ;) Right now I have done this ("unknown" is this dimmer): https://monosnap.com/file/kCrBYUoyP0G4OV2kwaZAJKWc2noXHp.png Which, if I understand the documentation of both Z-Wave.me and Domoticz correctly, have the controller in the same group as the doubleclick action ...

Thanks for the input! Not sure if I understand you correctly. According to that part of the manual, I can double press-and-hold to associate another device. What am I supposed to do (in Domoticz?) to make the dimmer recognize the RaZberry as another device it can control?

Yes, I do.

My ZME_05458 dimmer has the ability to start scenes by double-clicking, but I have not yet been successful to detect this with Domoticz on my Raspberry Pi with RaZberry. I noticed that someone else had a similar issues with their Fibaro dimmer , but unlike them I don't see a new device in the device ...